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Scott Dixon dominated the first three-quarters of the 200-lap IndyCar Series event, but unlucky timing on his final pit stop cost the New Zealand native. That allowed Dan Wheldon to cruise to an easy win over Andretti Green Racing's Tony Kanaan, with Dixon recovering from seventh to third over the final 27 laps.
Dixon led 145 of the first 152 laps before pitting for his final scheduled stop. While he was in the pits, the yellow flag flew for Buddy Rice's Turn 2 accident, costing Dixon the lead to Wheldon.
On the restart, it took Dixon just 10 laps to move up to third place, but he remained there, some four seconds back, for the rest of the race.
It turned out to be a fuel race, albeit not as obvious as last week's IndyCar race won by Danica Patrick at Twin Ring Motegi in Japan.
"It wasn't the last segment, it was the one before," winning team owner Chip Ganassi observed. "We were able to save fuel behind Dixon. Dan ran one more lap, there was a yellow, and that was the race."
Ganassi's cars led 194 of 200 laps Sunday and 371 out of 400 laps over the past two years at Kansas Speedway.
It was generally a superb day for Ganassi. His team also won the Grand Am Rolex Series sports car race, and Juan Pablo Montoya finished second in the NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Talladega.
"I think it was a fantastic team effort by everyone at Target/Ganassi Racing," said Wheldon, who won by 2.178 seconds. "Unfortunately, Scott just got caught by the yellow."
Dixon was clearly angry, lightly flinging the steering wheel from his car when he pulled in at the end of the race. His consolation was moving up to second place in the season standings, six points behind championship leader Helio Castroneves, Sunday's fourth-place finisher.
"It seemed pretty good from the get go," Dixon said. "My car was definitely quick, and we led a lot of laps. We just tried to work out what we need to do fuel-wise. We had enough to get to the end, but we pitted a lap earlier than everyone else and it so happened that Rice crashed in [Turn] 2 while we were in pits and it kind of ruined our day.
"It's pretty frustrating. It was one of those days when you have a good car and you thought you should have won but came up short. It's sort of similar to what happened in Japan and it's kind of frustrating two weeks in a row."
Dixon was certainly convinced he would have beaten his teammate without the ill-timed caution.
"Our cars were both pretty quick, but they were pretty even," Dixon said. "If I had been in front at the end, he would have had a hard time getting past."
The victory ended more than a year of frustration for Wheldon, whose last race win was April 26, 2007, at Kansas. He left that event leading the IndyCar Series championship, but suffered through a comparatively poor May at Indianapolis and a generally sub-par second half to his 2007 season.
"It has been frustrating at times," Wheldon acknowledged. "It's good to get the No. 10 car back in Victory Lane, and we certainly mean business. It was a good day."
Wheldon said it was pointless to speculate on who would have won had his teammate not been delayed.
"Chip gets on my ass all the time about saving fuel -- he thinks I try to lead every lap and win from the front all the time," Wheldon said. "Every possible opportunity, I was saving. So I didn't have a real tough go.
"Certainly it would have been difficult to pass Scott, but I didn't try real hard. Maybe in the traffic something would have happened. It would have been really tight."
Since joining the IndyCar Series in 2002, Wheldon has placed a huge amount of emphasis on the Indianapolis 500. After winning in 2005 and leading many laps in 2006, that strategy may have backfired on him last year as he struggled through a difficult month.
This year, he's playing down his expectations for Indy.
"I haven't really worried about that this year," Wheldon said. "It's so competitive this year that you have to concentrate on each individual race. It's going to be an incredible Indianapolis 500 and I expect both Target/Ganassi cars to be out front."
Maybe the happiest driver at the end of the Kansas race was second-place finisher Kanaan. Andretti Green Racing suffered mechanical maladies all weekend; Patrick retired after 157 laps with a suspected suspension failure, while Marco Andretti and Hideki Mutoh claimed fifth and sixth, respectively.
Kanaan had limited practice time and he adopted Patrick's setup for the race.
"After the day we had yesterday when we had only about 10 laps all day, this is a pretty good result," the Brazilian said. "We got lucky in the end with Scott's misfortune with the caution flag.
"We had a decent car, but not good enough to beat the Ganassi guys."
Other than a 15-lap side-by-side battle for fourth place between Kanaan and A.J. Foyt IV early in the race, Kansas didn't produce the kind of close, packed-up racing the IndyCar Series is famous for.
"The race was kind of boring for all of us and it probably was for the fans too," Kanaan said. "I don't know what we can do to make things more exciting."
John Oreovicz covers open-wheel racing for National Speed Sport News and ESPN.com.

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The Effect of the Achilles Tendon on Trabecular Structure in the Primate Calcaneus
Version of Record online: 3 JUL 2013
DOI: 10.1002/ar.22739
Copyright © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
The Anatomical Record
Volume 296, Issue 10, pages 1509–1517, October 2013
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Kuo, S., Desilva, J. M., Devlin, M. J., Mcdonald, G. and Morgan, E. F. (2013), The Effect of the Achilles Tendon on Trabecular Structure in the Primate Calcaneus. Anat Rec, 296: 1509–1517. doi: 10.1002/ar.22739
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- Issue online: 13 SEP 2013
- Version of Record online: 3 JUL 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 18 MAY 2013
- Manuscript Revised: 13 MAR 2013
- Manuscript Received: 28 JUL 2012
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- trabecular bone;
- Achilles tendon;
- calcaneus;
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Humans possess the longest Achilles tendon relative to total muscle length of any primate, an anatomy that is beneficial for bipedal locomotion. Reconstructing the evolutionary history of the Achilles tendon has been challenging, in part because soft tissue does not fossilize. The only skeletal evidence for Achilles tendon anatomy in extinct taxa is the insertion site on the calcaneal tuber, which is rarely preserved in the fossil record and, when present, is equivocal for reconstructing tendon morphology. In this study, we used high-resolution three-dimensional microcomputed tomography (micro-CT) to quantify the microstructure of the trabecular bone underlying the Achilles tendon insertion site in baboons, gibbons, chimpanzees, and humans to test the hypothesis that trabecular orientation differs among primates with different tendon morphologies. Surprisingly, despite their very different Achilles tendon lengths, we were unable to find differences between the trabecular properties of chimpanzee and human calcanei in this specific region. There were regional differences within the calcaneus in the degree of anisotropy (DA) in both chimpanzees and humans, though the patterns were similar between the two species (higher DA inferiorly in the calcaneal tuber). Our results suggest that while trabecular bone within the calcaneus varies, it does not respond to the variation of Achilles tendon morphology across taxa in the way we hypothesized. These results imply that internal bone architecture may not be informative for reconstructing Achilles tendon anatomy in early hominins. Anat Rec, 296:1509–1517, 2013. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.


text: This is a UU team, based around a very special sweeper - Nidoking. This team aims to take down all pokemon that hinder's Nidoking's sweep, as well as set up as many entry hazards as possible to let Nidoking OHKO all Pokemon with its moves. Froslass @ Focus Sash Snow Cloak Jolly Nature(+Spe,-SAtk) 252 HP / 252 Spe / 4 Atk -Taunt -Spikes -Thunder Wave -Ice Shard Froslass serves as the lead of my team, setting up the most important entry hazard : Spikes. Spikes serves as the main secondary damage of my team, taking away 25% of any Pokemon's HP that isn't Levitators or flying types. Froslass taunts leads such as Nidoqueen and other Froslass. Of course, I need to win the Speed tie with other Froslass. Thunder Wave serves as the main crippling move of my team, crippling every pokemon faster than Nidoking. Nidoking needs paralysis support in order to sweep properly. Ice Shard takes down weakened pokemon or to deal some damage before Froslass serves its purpose and suicide. Froslass is very commonly seen nowadays, as it is very useful. Froslass's EVs allow it to Speed-tie with other base 110s, as well as having the ability to tank many hits from common leads. Drapion @ Leftovers Sniper Careful Nature(+SDef,-SAtk) 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 Spe -Toxic Spikes -Whirlwind -Taunt -Night Slash Drapion serves as my phazer, and my secondary Taunter. Drapion also sets up Toxic Spikes for the team as well as absorbs them. Drapion taunts pokemon that i know are setting up, such as, Claydol, since they set up Reflect / Light Screen. I also taunt Uxies, Mesprits and etcetera, if they are the DualScreen variants. Drapion is useful in many ways, since it is quite bulky and can take many hits. Drapion is my toxic absorber too, as well as Thunder Wave absorber.Drapion can counter Mismagius since most Mismagius nowadays have Shadow Ball + Hidden Power Fighting, both of which does very little damage to Drapion. Drapion can then counter it with Night Slash, which has a high critical hit ratio and when paired with Sniper, does alot of damage. Drapion has overall proved to be very useful and it almost everytime settles Mismagius. Drapion's EVs are very simple; maximizing its below-average Special Defense stats, as well as maximizing its HP to take hits better. Hitmontop @ Leftovers Technician Impish Nature(+Def,-SAtk) 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SDef -Fake Out -Rapid Spin -Foresight -Mach Punch Hitmontop is the spinner of my choice. Hitmontop can easily spin away rocks, spikes and still survive. It is bulky enough and the reason why I chose it over other spinners such as Blastoise is because it has Foresight, which is very useful, since it allows Ghost-types such as Mismagius to get hit by all my moves. Without it, all my moves totally cannot touch ghost types. Hitmontop's moveset is basically the TechniTop set, with Mach Punch being its main attack. With Techinician and STAB, this move is capable of reaching 90 base Power, similar to a non-STABed Brick Break. Although Close Combat may be the better option , it drops Hitmontop's Defenses, which decreases its rate of longevity. Hitmontop also stalls for Leftovers recovery the first turn it is sent out, because of Fake Out. Fake Out has proved to be a very useful move and the combination of Fake Out + Mach Punch can easily kill weakened foes. Hitmontop's EVs are very simple, to be able to tank and take as many hits as possible. Uxie @ Light Clay Levitate Relaxed Nature(+Def,-Spe) 0 Spe IVs 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SDef -Stealth Rock -U-Turn -Reflect -Light Screen Uxie is my main Rocker and DualScreen set up of my team. Dual Screens allow my two sweepers; Nidoking being the main one; and Tauros to switch-in without taking any hard hit. Uxie's main jobs are to set up Stealth Rock,Reflect,Light Screen and U-Turn to either Nidoking or Tauros. Tauros is the one I usually send out first, since I need it to take out Chansey ASAP for Nidoking to sweep with its special moves unhindered. Uxie also takes hits such as Psychic type moves that Nidoking hates as well as Ground type moves for Drapion and Nidoking. Uxie is bulky enough to take a +1 Attack from almost all pokemon, and set up the appropriate screens. Uxie was given a Relaxed Nature and 0 IV to allow Uxie's U-Turn to be the last one; and to give Tauros or Nidoking a chance to come in unhindered at full HP. Uxie's EVs, otherwise, are pretty straightforward. Tauros @ Choice Band Intimidate Jolly Nature(+Spe,-SAtk) 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe -Earthquake -Return -Stone Edge -Pursuit Tauros, the first and the last physical sweeper of the team. Tauros, with its massive 110 Speed, easily outspeeds most of the tier, tying with Froslass, and only outsped by Alakazam. Alakazam is easily countered by Drapion, so Froslass is left. Froslass is mainly leads, so Tauros can switch in and Pursuit it, on its way out, and kill it. Tauros is banded to deal as much damage as possible. Return is capable of OHKOing or 2HKOing the whole UU tier, and those that are not, are easily OHKOed by Earthquake or Stone Edge. Tauros loses to Will-o-Wisp Taunt Mismagius, who are quite popular nowadays. Tauros is quite bulky, and with the Dual Screens on, can be a pain to take down. Tauros's Pursuit are for 2 Reasons, One is to ensure switching Froslass do not come in and Spike again, and Two is to Pursuit any Choiced Stealth Rock from Scarfed Uxie or other pokemon, dealing severe damage. Tauros's EVs are otherwise very straightforward, max Spe / Atk for most damage. Nidoking @ Life Orb Rivalry 252 SAtk / 252 Spe / 4 Def -Ice Beam -Thunderbolt -Earth Power -Shadow Ball Now we come to the final sweeper of the team.Nidoking, a very underrated sweeper. Nidoking, a sweeper that was popular in RBYGSC, but decreased tremendously in usage ever since the release of RSE. Nidoking, a pokemon with a GREAT movepool but was always forgotten since most pokemon outclasses it. Nidoking, a pokemon with a unique ability, that allows it to deal 25% MORE damage to Pokemon with the same gender! With all these advantages, Nidoking can easily become a threat to most UU pokemon. With the main female pokemon taken down, Chansey, Nidoqueen, etc, Nidoking always does 25% more damage to almost all the UU's , and can hit every other genderless pokemon such as Uxie for super-effective damage.Let me give you an example: Nidoking uses Earth Power on Blastoise that is male. Nidoking's Earth Power's base power will be 90 x 1.5 ( STAB ) x 1.25 ( Technician ) x 1.3 ( Life Orb ) = ~220 Power. Furthermore, it is not SUPER EFFECTIVE. Nidoking can easily OHKO or 2HKO the whole tier with its moves. Nidoking's movepool is too great. Ice Beam and Thunderbolt provides me with the infamous BoltBeam combo, Earth Power is natural STAB , and Shadow Ball provides me with an answer to Mismagius. Simple and easy. EVs are of course standard sweeper EVs.


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|Total population
|Canarian diaspora
|Regions with significant populations
|United States
|Dominican Republic
|unknown (by ancestry), 1,600 (by birth)[5]
|Puerto Rico
|Spanish, English
|Roman Catholic
|Related ethnic groups
|Spanish, Portuguese
Isleño (Spanish pronunciation: [izˈleɲo], pl. isleños) is the Spanish word meaning "islander." The term was applied to the Canary Islanders to distinguish them from Spanish mainlanders known as "peninsulars" (Spanish: peninsulares). The Isleños are the inhabitants of the Canary Islands, and by extension the descendants of Canarian settlers and immigrants to present-day Louisiana, Texas, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, and other parts of the Americas. In these places, the name, which formerly referred to a general category of people, now refers to the specific cultural identity of Canary Islanders or their descendants throughout Latin America and in Louisiana, where they are still called Isleños or los Isleños. Another name for Canary Islander in English is "Canarian." In Spanish, an alternative is Canario or Isleño Canario.
The term Isleño is still used in Latin America, at least in those countries which had large Canarian populations, to distinguish a Canary Islander from a peninsulare (continental Spaniard). By the early 19th century there were more people of Canarian extraction in the Americas than in the Canary Islands themselves, and the number of descendants of those first immigrants is exponentially larger than the number who originally migrated. The Americas were the destination of most Canarian immigrants, from their discovery by Europeans in the 15th century until the 20th century, when substantial numbers went to the Spanish colonies of Ifni, Western Sahara and Equatorial Guinea in Africa during the first half of the century. Beginning in the 1970s, they began to emigrate to other European countries, although emigration to the Americas did not end until the early 1980s.
The cultures of Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, and Uruguay partially have all been influenced by Canarian culture, as have the dialects of Spanish spoken in all but Uruguay. Although almost all descendants of Canary Islanders who emigrated to the Americas from the 16th to the 20th century are incorporated socially and culturally within the larger populations, there remain a few communities that have preserved at least some their ancestors' Canarian culture, as in Louisiana, San Antonio in Texas, Hatillo, Puerto Rico San Carlos de Tenerife (now a neighborhood of Santo Domingo) in the Dominican Republic and San Borondón in Peru.
- 1 General history
- 2 Reasons for the Canarian emigration to the Americas
- 3 Communities
- 3.1 Isleños in United States
- 3.2 Isleño influence in Hispanic Antilles
- 3.3 Venezuela
- 3.4 Canary Islanders in Uruguay
- 3.5 Canary Islanders in others places of the Americas
- 4 See also
- 5 References
- 6 External links
General history[edit]
The Canary Islander emigration to the Americas began as early as 1492, with the first voyage of Columbus, and did not end until the early 1980s. The Spanish conquest of the Canary Islands (probably first visited by the Phoenicians and rediscovered by Europeans in the 14th century) had only recently occurred (1402–1496), when Columbus made a stopover in the Canary Islands for supplies in 1501. Also in 1501 (possibly 1502), Nicolás de Ovando left the Canary Islands with several people heading to the island of Hispaniola.[6] In the early 16th century, some Guanches from the Canary Islands were exported as slaves to Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo, a practice that continued as late as 1534.
In the first half of the 16th century, Spanish conquistadors, some of whom settled permanently in the Americas themselves, organized several groups of people chosen in the Canary Islands to colonize parts of Latin America including Mexico, Buenos Aires, Peru, New Granada and La Florida. There followed groups of Canarians who settled in Santo Domingo and Cuba in the second half of 16th century. In 1611, about 10 Canarian families were sent to Santiago del Prado, Cuba, and by the Royal Decree of May 6, 1663, 800 Canarian families were sent to settle in Santo Domingo; it is assumed this was to avert the danger that the French might seize it, since they already had occupied what is now Haiti.
In 1678, the Spanish crown enacted the so-called Tributo de Sangre (Blood Tribute); this was a Spanish law stipulating that for every thousand tons of cargo shipped from Spanish America to Spain, 50 Canarian families would be sent to the Americas to populate regions having low populations of Peninsulares, or Spanish-born Spaniards.[7] Consequently, during the late 17th and 18th century, hundreds of Canarian families were removed to Venezuela, Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico, with others going to places like Uruguay, Mexico, Argentina or the south of the present United States. These families were sent to populate various parts of Latin America.
The Tributo de Sangre was finally abolished in 1764. Despite that, many Canarians continued to migrate to the Americas to escape grinding poverty at home. After the liberation of the Latin American countries from Spanish rule (1811–1825), Spain retained only Cuba and Puerto Rico as colonies in the Americas. It abolished slavery in those colonies, and encouraged Canarian emigration. Most Canarian immigrants then emigrated to the two islands in the Caribbean, where their labor was exploited and they were paid very little. There were, however, also thousands of Canarians who emigrated to other countries like Venezuela, Uruguay and Argentina. After the annexation of Cuba and Puerto Rico to the United States and the prohibition of Canarian emigration to Puerto Rico in 1898, emigration was directed primarily to Cuba, with certain flows to other countries (especially Argentina and Uruguay). After 1936, most Canarian immigrants went to Cuba and Venezuela until 1948, when an most of the islanders began emigrating to Venezuela. Since the 1970s Canarian emigration has decreased and from the early 1980s, with the improvement of the Canary Islands' economy (and Spain's in general, until the economic crisis of 2008), Canarian emigration has diminished.
Reasons for the Canarian emigration to the Americas[edit]
After a century and a half of growth the economy of the Canary Islands was in crisis. The diminished output of vidueño canario (an internationally traded white table wine) after the emancipation in 1640 of Portugal, whose colonies were its preferred market, put thousands of Canarians out of work, causing many of them to emigrate to the Americas with their families. There was discussion in governmental circles of the islands being overpopulated, and the Spanish crown decided to institute the "El Tributo de Sangre (The tribute of blood)", whereby, for each ton of cargo that a Spanish colony of the Americas sent to Spain, it would send five Canarian families to that colony. The number of families actually sent, however, usually exceeded 10.
The occupation of Jamaica by the English and the western half of Santo Domingo and the Guianas by the French, made the Spanish Crown consider this alternative in order to avoid the occupation of part of Venezuela or the Greater Antilles. Commerce in cochineal dye expanded in the Canary Islands during the 19th century well into the 1880s, when trade in this product plummeted, which, together with the coffee boom and the war crisis in Cuba, depressed their economy. This development also spurred Canarian emigration to the Americas. After 1893, Canarians continued to emigrate to Venezuela to escape Spanish military service.
During the Ten Years' War (1868–78) in Cuba, Cuban separatists made a distinction between Canary Islander immigrants and those from peninsular Spain, leading them to promote Canarian immigration to Cuba. The usual form of administration to manage this emigration from the islands prevailed, with corruption and fraud governing the actions of the Canarian ruling classes. In the 20th century, poverty, the Spanish Civil War, and the actions of the Franco regime in Spain also drove Canarian migration to the Americas.[8]
For the reasons already mentioned, there were specific problems on some islands that also boosted Canarian emigration. In Lanzarote, from the 16th to the 20th century, in addition to those general problems, the people experienced terrible drought (1626–32), epidemics, house and tithe taxes, invasions of locusts, and several volcanic eruptions in 1730 affecting over half the population, causing many of them to migrate), pirate attacks (Lanzarote suffered more pirate invasions than the other islands) and harsh weather conditions. Consequently, many people on Lanzarote migrated to other Canary Islands including (Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura) as well as to the Americas, including Uruguay, Argentina, Cuba, Venezuela and the southern United States.[9]
Isleños in United States[edit]
During the 18th century, the Spanish crown sent several groups of Canary Islanders to their colonies in New Spain. Spain's goal was to repopulate some of their colonial regions, and between 1731 and 1783, several Canarian communities settled in what is now the Southern United States. In 1731, 16 Canarian families arrived in San Antonio (Spanish Texas); between 1757 and 1759, 154 families were sent to Spanish Florida; and between 1778 and 1783 another 2,100 Canarians arrived in Spanish Louisiana. In south Louisiana, the Canarian settlers developed four communities: they were in today's St. Bernard Parish, Valenzuela, Barataria, and Galveztown.
The Isleños fought in the American Revolutionary War and the defense of the Alamo. After the incorporation of Louisiana and Texas into the United States, they fought in such conflicts as the Civil War and both World Wars. The Isleños have been able to preserve their culture into the present, except in Florida, where, although they had made improvements in its agriculture, most of the Canarian settlers emigrated to Cuba when Florida was ceded to Great Britain in 1763, and still more left when, after being recovered by Spain, Florida was ceded to the United States in 1819. The dialect of Spanish spoken in the Canary Islands during the 18th century was still spoken by older Isleños until the 1950s in San Antonio and is spoken to the present day by a few in St. Bernard Parish.
Isleño influence in Hispanic Antilles[edit]
Louisiana's Isleños have shared some aspects of Canarian culture for over 200 years with the Cuban, Puerto Rican and Dominican peoples in those Caribbean countries influenced by earlier waves of Isleño or Canario settlers from the Canary Islands, who first arrived in the Americas in the late 16th century.
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Cuba was the most influenced by Canary immigration of all the Latin American countries.
The presence of the Canary Islanders who had emigrated to Cuba influenced the development of the Cuban dialect and accent. Many words in traditional Cuban Spanish can be traced to the dialect spoken in the Canary Islands. There are also elements of dialects from other parts of Spain, including Andalusian, Galician, Asturian, Catalan, as well as some African influence. Cuban Spanish is very close to Canarian Spanish, for Canarians have been emigrating to Cuba since the 16th century, especially during the 19th and (early) 20th centuries.
Through cross emigration of Canarians and Cubans, many of the customs of Canarians have become Cuban traditions and vice versa. The music of Cuba has become part of the Canarian culture as well, such as mambo, son, and punto Cubano. Because of Cuban emigration to the Canary Islands, the dish "moros y cristianos", or simply "moros" (Moors) has become part of the cuisine of the Canary Islands; especially on the island of La Palma. Canary Islanders were the driving force in the cigar industry in Cuba, where they were called "Vegueros." Many of the big cigar factories in Cuba were owned by Canary Islanders. After the Castro revolution, many Cubans and returning Canarians settled in the Canary islands, among them cigar factory owners such as the Garcias. Through them the cigar industry made its way to the Canary Islands from Cuba, and it is now well-established there. The island of La Palma has had the most Cuban influence out of the seven islands, and its accent is the closest of the island accents to the Cuban accent.
Many of the typical Cuban variations of standard Spanish vocabulary derive from the Canarian lexicon. For example, the word "guagua" (bus) differs from the standard Spanish autobús; the former originated in the Canaries and is an onomatopoeic word imitative of the sound of a Klaxon horn (wah-wah). The term of endearment socio is from the Canary Islands. An example of Canarian usage for a Spanish word is the verb fajarse (to fight). In standard Spanish the verb would be pelearse, while fajar exists as a non-reflexive verb related to the hemming of a skirt. The Cuban dialect of Spanish shows a substantial influence of the Spanish spoken in the Canary Islands.
Many names for food items come from the Canary Islands as well. The Cuban sauce mojo is based on the mojos of the Canary Islands, where the sauce was invented. Canarian ropa vieja was introduced to Cuba through Canarian emigration. Gofio is another Canarian food known to Cubans, along with many others.
Puerto Rico[edit]
Between 1678 and 1764 takes place called "Tributo de sangre" (Tribute in blood), by which for every ton of cargo shipped from the Spanish colonies in the Americas to Spain, in exchange for 5 Canarian families were sent to populate any of these colonies. However, the number exported of families to the Americas often exceeded this figure. So, the first wave of Canarian migration seems to be 1695 in Río Piedras, Puerto Rico with Juan Fernández Franco de Medina [born 1646 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and was Governor of Puerto Rico (1st term (1685–90) and 2nd term (1695–97)], who arrived with 20 Canarian families.[10] This was followed by others in 1714, 1720, 1731, and 1797.
Between 1720 and 1730 some 176 families with a total of 882 Isleños or Canarians emigrated, with 60% married and the rest married in Puerto Rico.
The tribute of blood was forbidden in 1764, but the poverty and overpopulation in the Canaries remained open for immigration to Puerto Rico and other parts of Latin America. Now they migrated to these places to try to alleviate their poverty. After the independence of Spanish America (1811–1825), most Canarian immigrants were directed to Cuba and Puerto Rico (the only colonies that remained Spanish in the Americas); both places received many Canarians who were exploited at work, basically after those places abolished slavery. The Isleños increased their commercial traffic and emigration concentrated to the two Spanish-American colonies, Puerto Rico and particularly Cuba. Following the Spanish–American War of 1898, Canarian immigration to the Americas continued. Successive waves of Canary Island immigration came to Puerto Rico, where entire villages were formed of relocated islanders.[11]
Between 1891–95, Canary emigration to Puerto Rico was over 600 immigrants, with these being official figures; if unrecorded or concealed immigration were taken into account, the numbers would be much larger.[12] In total, in the nineteenth century the Canarian diaspora in Puerto Rico is estimated at 2,733 people, mostly rural people, peasants tired of working for others in outside lands to them, who tended to settle in Puerto Rico in families or groups of families related to each other.[13]
Whole towns and villages in Puerto Rico were founded by Canarian immigrants, and the lasting influence of Canarian culture can still be heard in the Puerto Rican accent and seen in the cuatro, a small guitar with origins in the Canary Islands. The Canarian Islands have contributed more to the makeup of the Puerto Rican population than any other Spanish region except Andalusia, and Canary Islanders were the main Spanish community in that country in the 19th century.
The Isleños contributed substantially to the development of agriculture, as well as a provincial rural character in Puerto Rican society, preserving their ancestral customs, traditions, folk arts, dialect and festivals that today are features of Puerto Rican culture. For coexistence and solidarity they tended to settle in areas where other Isleños were already living, preferring certain rural districts and towns like Camuy, Hatillo and Barceloneta. They tended to concentrate also in San Juan, Ponce, Lares, San Sebastián, Lajas, Mayagüez and Manatí. Many settled in small villages where they merged with other Puerto Ricans and with the Jíbaro peasants.
The Isleños arrived on the island married and often with many children, circumstances which helped preserve their customs, traditions, religious and accent. A group of geneticists from Puerto Rican universities conducted a study of mitochondrial DNA, which is passed through the mother, finding that the present population of Puerto Rico has in its genome a large Guanche (i.e., the Canarian aborigines) genetic component, especially from the island of Tenerife.
In some areas of the island, this Guanche component appears in over 50% of the sampled population, while in the western part, the component appears in over 80% of the sampled population.[13] Even today, there are people in these towns who can relate stories from their Canary Island great-grand-parents that they remember meeting as children.
Dominican Republic[edit]
In 1501, Nicolás de Ovando left the Canary Islands with several people heading to Santo Domingo island (some of them from Lanzarote.[7] There was also an influx of Canarian settlers who arrived on the island of Santo Domingo (now Hispaniola) in the second half of the 16th century. Santo Domingo in the mid-17th century still had a very small population and suffered economic hardship. The Spanish authorities believed that the French, who had occupied the western part of the island (now Haiti), might also try to take the eastern half of the island (now the Dominican Republic. They asked the Spanish crown to send Canarian families as an expeditious means to stop French expansion.[7] By the Royal Decree of May 6, 1663, under the policy of the Tributo de sangre (blood tribute), 800 Canarian families were sent to the island.[14] Ninety seven Canarian families arrived in 1684 and founded San Carlos de Tenerife (which in 1911 became a neighborhood of the city of Santo Domingo). The Spanish authorities there determined to concentrate resources on agriculture and livestock, and incorporated a municipality and a church dedicated to the city's patroness, Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria (Our Lady of Candelaria). The population increased with the arrival of 39 families in 1700 and another 49 in 1709. Canarian families who arrived in that year had to bribe the governor to be permitted to remain there. In the first decades of the 18th century, another group of Canarian emigrated to Santiago de los Caballeros, where they formed a militia made up exclusively of Canarians, and another in Frontera, where the group founded Banica and Hincha in 1691 and 1702 respectively. In the latter two settlements the raising of livestock prospered grew thanks to trade with Haiti. The lack of financial resources and the War of the Spanish Succession led to a decrease in Canarian immigration to the area. Afterwards Canarian immigration increase significantly, but came a standstill again between 1742 and 1749 as a result of the great war with England. The Canarians settled mainly on the border with Haiti to prevent French territorial expansion of the country, founding San Rafael de Angostura, San Miguel de la Atalaya, the Las Caobas and Dajabón) as well as ports in strategic locations in Monte Cristi Province with the arrival of 46 families between 1735 and 1736, Puerto Plata (1736), Samana (1756) and Sabana de la Mar (1760).[7] The Canarians also founded San Carlos de Tenerife, Baní, Neiba, San Juan de la Maguana and Jánico.[15]
Since 1764, the Canarians are directed essentially to the Cibao. The thriving border towns would be abandoned in 1794 when ultimately become part of Haiti during the Haitian domination (1822–44). A portion of the population, specially from Cibao, moved to Cuba, Puerto Rico and Venezuela. The population of other side of the border moved to interior of the island. The isleños were, at least for a long time, the fastest growing group in the Dominican Republic. In the nineteenth and twentieth century, the flow of Canaries who emigrated to this country was much less. Santana, the first president of the Dominican Republic, rented several ships to Venezuela to take to the Canarian immigrants of this country who lived in the Federation War era and taking them to the Dominican Republic, but most of the 2,000 Canarian that emigrated to the Dominican Republic would return to Venezuela in 1862, when the government of José Antonio Páez seemed to give security who they wanted. Many of the Canarian who settled in the Dominican Republic (between them the police deputy chief Jose Trujillo Monagas, originally from Gran Canaria and grandfather of the dictator Rafael Leónidas Trujillo) settled in the capital and in rural areas, especially in the east. During the first half of the twentieth century some groups of Canarians came to the Dominican Republic, mostly after the Spanish Civil War (1936–39), when Rafael Leónidas Trujillo picked Republican exiles. Also arrived 300 Canarian in 1955, when Trujillo impulsed the Spanish emigrations to his country to increase the white population in the same, but most emigrated then to Venezuela, because the negative conditions, that were unlike which were promised. Just stayed in the country some groups established in Constanza and in El Cibao.[7]
Canarians developed in Dominican Republic crops like coffee, cocoa and snuff.[15]
During colonial times and until the end of the Second World War, the bulk of European immigrants who arrived in Venezuela were Canary Islanders. Their cultural impact was significant, influencing both the development of Castilian Spanish in the country as well as its cuisine and customs. Venezuela perhaps has largest population of Canarian immigrants, and it is commonly said in the Canary Islands that "Venezuela is the eighth island of the Canary Islands." In the 16th century, the German Jorge de la Espira in the Canary Islands recruited 200 men to colonize Venezuela, as did Diego Hernández de Serpa, governor of New Andalusia Province, who sent another 200 soldiers and 400 slaves from Gran Canaria to Venezuela,[16] where some of these Canarians were among the founders of Cumaná. Diego de Ordaz, governor of Paria, took about 350 persons, and his successor, Jerome of Ortal, about 80 people, from Tenerife, whether they were native Canarians or just people settled in the islands. In 1681, 54 families from Tenerife were transported to the port of Cumaná, but this area was so unsafe that a few of them settled in villages already founded or went to the Llanos. The next year, another group of 31 families arrived from Tenerife as well.[17] Twenty five Canarian families were transported to Guyana in 1717 to found a village there, then migrated to the Llanos. In 1697, Maracaibo was founded with 40 Canarian families, which was followed in 1700 by another 29 in the town of Los Marqueses. Maracaibo received 25 Canarian families between 1732 and 1738, while in 1764 another 14 families arrived, to which were added another 300 families transported to Venezuela. Many of the persons that fought in the Venezuelan War of Independence in the first half of the 19th century were Canarians or descendants of Canarians. There are several notable Venezuelan leaders who were of Canarian descent, such as the precursor of independence Francisco de Miranda, philosopher Andrés Bello and physician José Gregorio Hernández, as well as Simón Bolívar, José Antonio Páez, José María Vargas, Carlos Soublette, José Tadeo Monagas, Antonio Guzmán Blanco, Rómulo Betancourt and Rafael Caldera. Notably, Bolívar himself had Canarian ancestors on his mother's side. More than 9,000 Canaries emigrated to the country between 1841 and 1844, and in 1875 more than 5,000 Canarians arrived in Venezuela. Since 1936, most Canarian immigrants have gone to Cuba and Venezuela (some of the Canarian people who emigrated to Venezuela came from Cuba) because the country encouraged international immigration, especially from Spain. Since 1948, most of the Canarian emigrants went to Venezuela, a massive migration that did not end until the early 1980s (although there was a significant decrease of this migration in the 1970s, with the beginning of Canarian migration to Europe). Today the Canarians and their descendants are scattered throughout Venezuela.[7]
Canary Islanders in Uruguay[edit]
The first Canarians to emigrate to Uruguay were settled in Montevideo to populate the region, arriving in two different groups. The first one was established in the city on November 19, 1726 when 25 Canarian families came to Montevideo. They organized quickly to survive in that area. The first civilian authorities in Montevideo were Canarian, and they were first to give Spanish names to roads and geographic features. The second group of 30 Canarian families arrived in the city on March 27, 1729. Others places in Uruguay where Canary Islanders settled were: Colonia, San José, Maldonado, Canelones and Soria. In 1808, the Canarian merchant Francisco Aguilar y Leal sent an expedition of 200 people from the eastern islands of the Canaries to Montevideo. Between 1835 and 1845 about 8,200 Canarians, comprising more than half of Lanzarote's population, emigrated to Uruguay, and groups of them continued to come sporadically until about 1900. During the 19th century more than 10,000 Canarians settled in Uruguay, the majority from the eastern islands; however, only 5700 or so of them remained permanently in Uruguay. A few groups of Canary Islanders continued to arrive through the early 20th century, still coming mainly from the eastern islands, although specific figures for the number of those who emigrated are not available. Canarians and Canarian descendants are scattered throughout Uruguay.[18] Uruguay ranks fifth after Venezuela, Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic in the number of people of Canarian descent among its population.
Canary Islanders in others places of the Americas[edit]
Canarians in Mexico and Central America[edit]
Descendants of Canary Islanders are a small community in Mexico, but their presence is notable especially in the business world and in the tourism industry. Several Canarian families emigrated to Mexico in the 17th century (as in the case of the Azuaje families). In the 18th century, when the Spanish crown encouraged Canarian emigration to the Americas through the Tributo de sangre (Blood Tribute), many of them settled in Yucatán, where by the 18th century they controlled the trade network that distributed goods throughout the peninsula; their descendants are still counted among the most influential families of direct Spanish descent in Mexico. During the 20th century, another group of Canarians settled in Mexico in the early 1930s, and as with Galician and other Spanish immigrants of the time, there were high rates of illiteracy and impoverishment among them, but they adapted relatively quickly.
While the Spanish Civil War was still being fought in Spain, the prominent Canarian intellectual Agustin Millares Carlo from Las Palmas became an expatriate in Mexico in 1938, as well as university professors like Jorge Hernández Millares, who did important work in the subject of Geography, and went into exile in Mexico after the war.[19]
Two Spanish expeditions to Panama were led by Canarians. The first was organized by Pedrarias Dávila, who recruited fifty good swimmers from Gomera to dive for pearls in 1514. The men, however, were dispersed when they came ashore. Another expedition was led in 1519 by López de Sosa, who was appointed by the Spanish government to replace Dávila and recruited 200 of his neighbors on Gran Canaria to participate in the conquest of Central America.[20]
In 1534, Bartolomé García Muxica, founder of Nombre de Dios, Panama, brought several people from the Canary Islands to that place.[7] So, we know of some Canarian families who emigrated to Panama during that time.[9]
A Canarian from Lanzarote island, Jose Martinez, was among the first Spanish settlers who arrived in Costa Rica in the 16th century.[9] Also, in 1884, over 8,100 Canarians emigrated to a small town in Costa Rica, when this country promoted Canarian emigration to populate the uninhabited town (although some Canarian people in Costa Rica already be registered since the XVI).[21] In 1787, 306 Canarians arrived to Mosquito Coast in Honduras. However, the plan for populating the area failed, owing to the hostility of the Zambos and Miskito Indians and the unhealthiness of the area. Only bear fruit in the Honduran port of Trujillo, where they would engage in agriculture in the surrounding lands and the highlands where they would found Macuelizo in 1788.[7]
Canary Islanders in other South American countries[edit]
The number of Canary islanders who emigrated to Argentina before the 19th century was very low, although three companies of soldiers from Tenerife who were with Pedro de Mendoza when he founded Buenos Aires in 1535 decided to stay. Several ships came to Buenos Aires with immigrant Canarians in 1830; a group of them settled in the interior and another group settled in the capital (the descendants of those families have spread gradually throughout the country). Although the number of Canarians who immigrated to Argentina during the 19th century was not comparable to the number of those who emigrated to Cuba, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and Uruguay, in some years there were relatively large numbers of Canarian immigrants; for example, between 1878 and 1888, 3,033 Canarians emigrated. The emigration rate to Argentina was relatively high among the islanders in the 20th century, but did not reach the volume of those who went to Cuba and Venezuela. Even so, in the 1930s, the Canarian government put the number of Canarians and their descendants in that country at about 80,000 people. In 1984 there were 1,038 Canarians in Buenos Aires. They formed several organizations to preserve their ethnic heritage and provide mutual aid.[7] Several Canarian families from Buenos Aires settled in Paraguay, where they founded the town of Candelaria.
In Colombia, in 1536, Pedro Fernández de Lugo led an expedition of 1,500 people, 400 of whom were Canarians from all the different islands that make up the archipelago[20]), for the conquest of the area around what became Santa Marta.[9] This contingent pacified the warring tribes on the coast and penetrated into the interior. On the way, they founded several cities, two which, Las Palmas and Tenerife, still exist.[20] In addition, Pedro de Heredia led 100 men from the Canary Islands to Cartagena de Indias.[7]
In the 16th century (a period in which the Canary Islands were still being populated by Spaniards who replaced the indigenous Guanches), many people who emigrated to the Americas from there were, in fact, Spaniards from the mainland of Europe or foreigners, making it difficult to know how many ofthe immigrants were actually Canarians.[7] There are records also of some Canarians and Canarian families, at least some of them known to be from Lanzarote, who settled in Cartagena de Indias and Cáceres, Antioquia, in the second half of the 16th century.[9] Others emigrated in 1678 by the terms of theTributo de Sangre to Santa Marta.[6]
In 1903, a fleet arrived in Budi Lake, Chile, with 88 Canarian families—400 persons—that currently have more than 1,000 descendants. They responded to the government's call to populate this region and signed contracts for the benefit of a private company. Some were arrested while trying to escape their servitude, and the indigenous Mapuches people took pity on the plight of these Canarians who were established on their former lands. The Indians welcomed them and joined their demonstrations in the so-called "revolt of the Canarians".[21]
Little is known about any Canary emigration to Brazil. It is known, however, that since the 16th century, the Canary Islands were a transit point for European vessels bound for the Americas (many of them to Brazil), and it is likely that some of them were carrying Canarians to the Portuguese colony. Due to the difficult circumstances of travel, several expeditions that had left Lanzarote for Uruguay were forced to end their passage in other places, such as Rio de Janeiro and Santa Catarina island.[9] By 1812, a small group of Canarians (all of them from Lanzarote) lived on Santa Catarina island, in the south of Brazil.[22] A study by W.F. Piazza notes that parish records from 1814 to 1818 show 20 families from Lanzarote living there. Rixo Alvarez speaks of the expeditions of Polycarp Medinilla, a Portuguese based in Lanzarote, and Agustín González Brito, from Arrecife. The settlers from Lanzarote were forced to disembark in Rio de Janeiro.[9] Only an estimated 50 Canary Islanders emigrated to Brazil in this century.[23] During the last years of the 19th century, some propaganda leaflets were printed to promoting the emigration to Brazil of Canarians to work as laborers. How effective they were is unknown. There were other publications distributed in the Canary Islands that opposed emigration movement, and the Canarian press depicted a very negative view of the quality of life for migrants in Brazil.[22] Some ships transporting Canary Islander emigrants to Venezuela during the early 20th century were blown off course and landed in Brazil, the French Antilles,[7] Guayana or Trinidad Island[24] where they were permanently settled,[7] as well as others who emigrated directly to Brazil from the Canary Islands. A few Canarians on vessels headed to Venezuela were shipwrecked on the Brazilian coast in the 1960s.[22]
See also[edit]
- Isleños in Louisiana
- Criollo people
- Canarian people
- Canarian Spanish
- Canarian Americans
- Spanish language in the United States
- History of San Antonio, Texas
- Tejano
- ^ a b c How many Canarians in other countries.
- ^ Canarians in Venezuela
- ^ Canarian ancestry in 2000 U.S census
- ^ a b EMIGRANTES CANARIOS EN EL MUNDO
- ^ Spanish Mexican#Immigration waves
- ^ a b Morales Padrón, Francisco. Canarias - América. Colección "Guagua", 1982. p. 49.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Manuel Hernández González (1 January 2005). La Emigración Canaria a América. Centro de la Cultura Popular Canaria. p. 24. ISBN 978-84-7926-488-8.
- ^ La emigracion canaria.
- ^ a b c d e f g Francisco Hernández Delgado; María Dolores Rodríguez Armas (2010). "La emigración de Lanzarote y sus causas". Archivo Histórico Municipal de Teguise (www.archivoteguise.es) (in Spanish). Teguise, Lanzarote, Canary Islands: Departamento de Cultura y Patrimonio, Ayuntamiento de Teguise. Archived from the original on July 27, 2016. Retrieved 27 July 2016.
- ^ Emigration to Puerto Rico
- ^ www.canaryislandsusa.com
- ^ The Spanish of the Canary Islands
- ^ a b Las raíces isleñas de Mayagüez (in Spanish: The island roots of Mayagüez) by Federico Cedó Alzamora, Official Historian of Mayagüez.
- ^ La emigración y su trascendencia en la historia del pueblo canario.
- ^ a b Origen de la población dominicana.
- ^ Jesús Silva Herzog (2008). Cuadernos americanos. p. 138.
Diego Hernández de Serpa, gobernador de la Nueva Andalucía (Venezuela), parte de Sanlúcar en 1569, y concierta con su pariente Adriano Padilla el envío a su costa de doscientos hombres.
- ^ Lucas G. Castillo Lara (1983). La aventura fundacional de los isleños: Panaquire y Juan Francisco de León. Academia Nacional de la Historia. p. 22.
- ^ Balbuena Castellano, José Manuel. La odisea de los canarios en Texas y Luisiana: XIII, Un párentesis: Los canarios en Uruguay (The odyssey of the Canarians in Texas and Louisiana: XIII, a parenthesis: The Canarian in Uruguay). Pages:154-155. First Edition, 2007.
- ^ La geografía escolar en México (1821-2000)
- ^ a b c Colombia se conquistó gracias a un pequeño contingente de 400 canarios (in Spanish) "Colombia is Conquered by a Small Contingent of 400 Canary Islanders").
- ^ a b Archipiélago noticias. Canarios en Chile (in Spanish: Canarians in Chile). Posted Luis León Barreto. Retrieved December 21, 2011, to 23:52 pm.
- ^ a b c Google Books: Entre el rubor de las auroras: Juan Perdigón, un majorero anarquista en Brasil (in Spanish: Among the blush of the Aurora: Juan Perdigón, a Brazilian anarchist from Fuerteventura island). written by Jesús Giráldez Macía. Pages 47–48.
- ^ Soldados y colonos canarios e América. (in Spanish: Canarians Soldier and settlers in the Americas). Isidoro Santana Gil's teacher
- ^ Emigración clandestina en veleros de Canarias a Venezuela a mediados del siglo XX (Illegal immigration in sailing from the Canary Islands to Venezuela in the mid-20th century). Javier Gonzalez Antón.
External links[edit]
- Los Isleños Heritage and Cultural Society Museum in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana
- Canary Islanders Heritage Society of Louisiana in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- CISLANDERUS (CANARY+ISLANDER+US) is the cultural project about the Descendants of Canary Islanders in the US.
- Las raíces isleñas de Mayagüez, Puerto Rico. Publicado por Federico Cedó Alzamora, Historiador Oficial de Mayagüez.


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Skip to comments.Karl Rove Responds To Sarah Palins CPAC Thrasing [sic], Rips Her For Quitting As Governor
Posted on 03/17/2013 8:27:01 AM PDT by Bigtigermike
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I have become convinced Rove has a problem with women. He bashes Palin, helped undercut Angle in NV, helped take out Katherine Harris in FL, etc. He offers support for male candidates who are just as 'tea party' and 'anti-establishment'.
Rove might as well renounce and disclaim all associstion with Texans. We wash our hands of him.
Rove and his ilk didn't speak out a SINGLE word of protest when Dem operatives were targeting Palin and her family for all-out FINANCIAL RUIN, nor when it came to the calculated smear campaign against her, nor when the media in its rabid bloodlust to destroy Palin, had the audacity to actually place blame on her for the mass-murders in Tucson.
Rove can go drown in his own vomit. The g'damn scumbag.
He's out lives his usefulness now he's just an agent for hire $$$$$.
It is going viral 70,000 views on youtube. When something goes viral it is around 100k a day, this video has been up what around 24 hrs or so...
Good start IMHO...
I think Rove has issues with women.
I imagine that she quit because she was sick and tired of back stabbing, slitherling little maggot republicans, Karl.
A lot of people are sick of you and yours, Karl.
Few people actually have any use or patience for parasitic worms.
Rove does like it when someone talks about his fellow liberals.
We have all the pigs we need in Utah.
Get over it.
What a cheap shot at Palin.
We all know why she left her post as Gov early. The dems in her state were continuously filing suit against her for all sorts of misconduct; etc. All of the charges were proven false (which the media conveniently forgot to mention - and somebody should have told Rove). I'm sure Rove never wanted Palin to run with McCain in the first place; and he also knew Palin was added because McCain was such a bad choice.
Also, I'm put off by the fact that Rove is so body conscious - thinking that a person's weight(he doesn't mind Chistie's), height, or color, or being bald has anything to do with anything.
The problem is: Rove is part of the "elite" and we're sick and tired of them .. so Rove should go home and try a new line of work. His choices for the next president are either Christie or Bush .. and I don't think the repubs are going to fall for either of them.
And .. just as an aside, recently McCain's spouting off about Ted Cruz and Rand Paul really angered a lot of people. I noticed that just a few days later McCain was on all the shows touting his release from the Hanoi Hilton. Whenever he gets in trouble, he always pulls out the military service gig and throws it in our face; as though that pardons all his terrible behavior since leaving the military.
Hey Tokyo Rove, STFU! As Mc Arthur said; JUST GO AWAY!
What a putz...
And why should we jump onboard with his victory effort???
We've lost the last two big one's because of him...
One more strike, and I feel like we'll be out, game over...
Karl threw out a backhanded slur that even he knows does not accurately portray the post 2008 election situation in Alaska nor Palin's adept handling of it.
Rove is indeed a "turd blossem."
get over your self Karl
Whiner. Old ammo. He's out of ideas. Thin-skinned crybaby.
The old school RINO republicans have got to be replaced. They no longer represent the Republican tax payer base. They work for the freeloading democrats now.
The man is toxic to the image of Republicans. He should do everyone a favour and get his big fat face out of the public eye, he has nothing to offer.
I have wondered if Rove in an undercover democrat in place to sabtage Palin and steer the Republicans to defeat. There is sufficient evidence to see him as subversive influence especially in the way he derailed Palin.
Vicious. Petty.
Yeah, Sarah gored Karl's ox at CPAC, but he more than earned it.
Through his unrelenting attacks on grass roots conservative candidates and the Tea Party in general, he's helped to ensure that we wound up with the worst sort of milquetoast candidates at the top of our ticket in every election since Reagan.
Rove doesn't give a damn about the values we conservatives hold dear. He's an apparatchik for the ruling class. His job is to protect their access to power, and kill off any upstart challengers who threaten it.
Sarah pegged him for the establishment creature he is, and he knows it, which is why he comes out punching below the belt. I hope he enjoyed throwing that punch. He just smacked a grizzly bear.
"I have wondered if Rove in an undercover democrat in place to sabtage Palin and steer the Republicans to defeat. There is sufficient evidence to see him as subversive influence especially in the way he derailed Palin."
I think so, now. To me, once a person uses an unreasonable Democrat talking point, that says that they've been thinking that way - which tells me that, at a minimum, he's playing both sides.
The talking point is unreasonable because Sarah didn't just quit for the hell of it, she was hounded out of office due to a really stupid ethics law that invited abuse and accusations, and then responses from her, even when there was nothing at all. Now, our side knows that, and that's why we don't label her as a quitter - but the other side used it very effectively against her. That tells me that Rove may be working against us.
Well I for one have cut (way) back on Fox News.
But I am probably not in their target viewership.
Oh well.
Yeah, little Carl's life would be easier if Sarah was still governor LOL.
Most likely with his blessing...
That is precisely why I do not listen or watch him...rove and Gingrich are on his show every other segment...
Let your personal life and family get trashed and then drive you close to bankruptcy and lets see how you handle it...
I give Palin a 'high 5' for looking out for her family and her own self..she has class and character and she did what she felt best for all involved...
wow there was a day when I had respect for Rove, but then again there was a day I fully supported all the Bush's and had respect...those days are HISTORY...and I am now a conservative Independent...
Interesting. She rips him over policy and he rips her over personal shortcomings. Your honor, I rest my case.
Ha ha!
Screw you Karl.
Kind of like us ripping Rove for quitting as a conservative.
How do we clean the cockroaches out of the GOP? Is it even possible? Or is T.E.A. Party the only real way,
Rove, you sound like a giant lib..which you are of course..a giant disgusting fat ass lib..if Rove is the spokesman for the GOP than its time to create a new party
Here Rove is showing us his own corruption.
I mean look at what rove is saying here, He is actuality criticizing someone for placing the good of their state before their hold on power!
Such is undeniable evidence of a couture of corruption that dominates Karl Rove's thinking.
Proving that a turd, even one that blossoms, is still a turd.
That too..but I dont see the old GOP guard getting rid of Rove..they want Jeb Bush to be the nominee in 2016..Palin wasn't the only one attacking the GOP elite class yet Rove chose HER to attack..and to attack her with DNC talking points WOW he couldn't even come up with his own material
"if Rove is the spokesman for the GOP than its time to create a new party"
Fortuantly a corrupt soul such as him is not the spokesman of the GOP.
Sorry, Tokyo Rove.
Your gig's up.
Yeah but unfortunately he does enough..who do you think is pushing Jeb Bush, its Karl Rove..Rove is a giant lib plant I always knew this about him..dont need anymore proof when he uses a Democrat talking point
Do love that! Thanks KC!
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The Football team isn't the best, but EMU is working to fix that with the new coaching staff and new routines that they have in place to make it a better team. The other sports on campus are generally good and don't get recognition for because no one really cares about them, and even if you tell them about how something is free to go to or get free stuff no one will come still. None of the students really take any interest in the sports because they just assume we are going to lose everything all the time. But the sports are actually really good and win awards every year.
I would say that more students will participate in clubs that are not athletics more that the varsity sports at this university. The only time I have gone to a football game is for homecoming, and I left at half time. The football team is not very good and most of the time the stands are barley filled. if other teams are playing that day, such as one of the big ten teams, iI would rather watch them on tv over our football team. I do not know about other sports because I am usually working when they are playing.
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Thank you all for joining us as we talk about this important nationwide event. This week, across the country, employers and workers are voluntarily stopping work to focus on achieving safe working conditions and saving workers' lives by preventing fatal falls. With this stand-down, we are reaching more workers, more businesses, and a wider variety of workplaces than ever before.
Falls are the leading cause of death in the construction industry-279 workers lost their lives in 2012 in falls from heights and more than 8,800 construction workers were seriously injured by falls. Lack of fall protection is also the most frequently cited OSHA violation. These falls cause enormous pain and suffering-and we must do everything we can to prevent them.
As Secretary Perez mentioned, we are thrilled to be joining with 25,000 businesses across the country in this unprecedented partnership to raise awareness among employers and workers about the hazards of falls - and the common sense steps necessary to prevent these tragedies. The reach of this effort is unprecedented with more than 1 million workers expected to participate in stand-down events in all 50 states.
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- There are also dozens of outdoor billboards across the country promoting stand-downs locally, including in Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Arizona.
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The warehouse is large with an enormous selection of parts which are organized into sections, then shelves and/or plastics bins throughout the warehouse but that is the extent of organized shopping... from there you will put some work into finding your part(s). The prices are anywhere from a steal to fair enough. Monitors for example range from $10-$25, and they're on video display so that you can see / test the functioning. PC starting prices are fair; a selection of CPU's with various hardware installations. Software is usually not installed.Overall I recommend the adventure, Re-PC is the first place of it's kind that I go to when shopping for computer needs.


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White Sox recalled INF Carlos Sanchez from Triple-A Charlotte.
Cardinals optioned RHP Miguel Socolovich to Triple-A Memphis.
Cardinals purchased the contract of RHP Mike Mayers from Triple-A Memphis.
Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports reports that the Diamondbacks "have let teams know Shelby Miller is available in a trade."
Coco Crisp was scratched from Sunday's lineup due to neck soreness.
Bruce Levine of WSCR-AM and 670thescore.com reports that the Indians "have the best names on the table" for Aroldis Chapman.
Carlos Rodon (wrist) will make a rehab start with Triple-A Charlotte on Monday.
Pirates general manager Neal Huntington said Sunday that Tyler Glasnow's shoulder might have been bothering him before his start on Saturday.


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